Great work, the vegetation looks amazing. :) Some of the shots are a touch dark in the shadows to me personally. Yeah... It is a "problem" that i have ...i never know when the shadows are dark enough...it is just someting i deal with everyday :roll: Oh, by the way... the vegetation is all Xfrog and...

Thank you guys for your kind words. I really appreciate you like my work

Hi Guys. Let me show you my latest work. Hope you like it

Oscar J wrote:Hi! The best way is probably to create a phong material, and then find a dirt/concrete spec map and put it in the fresnel scale slot. Fresnel scale controls reflectivity. Hope that helps.

Yeah !!! That is what i needed. To know where to put the dirt/concrete spec map..

Many thanks Oscar

Hi....I would like to know what i need to do to get a material that seem to be 2 in one ...i mean is the same texture but some parts are rough and other seem to be smooth and reflective. I Attach a reference image to be clear enough .

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I there guys I would like to know if anyone here( Indigo 4 beta tester) is interested in making a speed test (with indigo 4) of an exterior scene i've been working on ( Indigo 3 8)). I think it would be nice to see a preview of Indigo 4 speed with a real exterior project and not only with a tea pot....

I am seeing lots of improvements with this 4 version ...So i got to ask!....Is this new indigo going to be SIGNIFICANTLY faster when rendering using the GPU too? With indigo 3 version I don't see much difference in rendering my times when the GPU is on than when is off :roll: . I have just bought a ...

The laptop is for my personal projects so i don't have too much problems with indigo rendering times ( as long as they don't take more than 5-6 hrs with a 1600 x 1200 resolution ..that is what i'm looking for ....if possible :) ) and i also want to implement indigo in the firm i work for, my boss is...

Sweet !!..10 - 20 min per image that it's awesome i hope that can be true !! For my personal projects i can wait 2-5 hrs per image, but for the office it's amazing....i'll check the prices and i hope be able to afford the option that suits me best...something is telling me that it's no going to be c...

Yes sir....well not exactly 48 hrs .....lets say 2 workdays like 18 hrs , the machines are at office ...with my actual dual core laptop i can render a sigle exterior 1280x 960 without trees , cars and grass in 10-15 hrs

Ok , thank you so much for your comments and sorry for the late reply :oops: Well...the main "problem " here is the deadlines that the firm i'm working for gives me for rendering the projects , they are really short and the render times that unbiased rendering takes to get "clear" or finished are ve...

I can wait to see what indigo specialist say about it .. i mean 3,300 bucks is a considerable amount of money to spend in a portable machine, so i'd really like to know if it's well worth for use it with indigo. I truly want to start using indigo with a right computer

Well ..almost all renderings i make are not so big, most of them are big enought to fit in a letter paper size. So..knowing that do you think these laptop spects are enough to handle sigle house projects without any problem or without having excesive rendering times ?? (To me more than 5-7 hrs per r...

Hi there guys I have been an Artlantis user for a long time ago (4 years exactly) but i guess now is time to take my renders to the next level ;) ...so i have a question...i want to buy a new laptop for rendering (a lap top because i travel most of the time so a desktop pc it's not an option) its a ...

Thank you guys ...i'll keep all this in mind next time ...it seems i need to save some money to get a better pc.
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